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...in Toronto" (according to Now weekly) was well organized and offered some challenging programming but lacked the excitement found in previous editions.
Breaking from tradition, opening night showcased short films instead of feature. Never a good sign. Doan La's Dragon of Love brought down the house with its portrait of an Asian tomcat who falls for a black woman and gets more than he bargained for. Toronto's own Darlene Lira delivered a funny, honest look at four post-grads entering the adult workforce in Hitting Zero. America's Kip Fulbeck examined the well-worn theme of Asian identity in Lilo and Me, but added a Disney twist. Fulbeck tickled...
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